Fuel
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Fuel
I've been wanting to try them out, I'm just waiting for a few other people to try them out first. The one parts guy around here is running them on his 70's F600 I believe it's a 390. Using a stock rad it works pretty well (setup from LMC Trucks) Using the shroud too! Even w/electric fans the shroud is a must
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79 250 Ranger Lariat 4wd 400 C6 3.55's 33x12.50 16.5's
78 Bronco Custom 4wd 400 C-6 3.50's 31 10.5 15's
66 Mustang Coupe Sports sprint 200 c-4 cruise o matic 3.00's
99 Grand Prix GT 230 ft/lbs torque out of a non turbo'd 6 cyl hehe
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Fuel
[updated:LAST EDITED ON 01-14-03 AT 00:34 AM (EST)]I made my own from pulling 2 fans off of a fwd buick. they are wired seporatly. they work nice. just burns up my alt from the current draw.
here is a pic.
http://www.piratefleet.com/jopey/fan.jpg
here is a pic.
http://www.piratefleet.com/jopey/fan.jpg
